For the past six years, the Rebelle Rally offered an opportunity for adventurous women to tackle a 2,500-kilometer run over the roughest and most challenging terrain across California and Nevada. The rally is run across eight days and all participants cannot use their cell phones or GPS devices to navigate through this tough course.
Many manufacturers were represented in this year’s Rebelle Rally. Only one brand took the top three positions overall, as well as five out of the top 10 positions.
That would be Jeep.
In this year’s rally, the Wrangler 4xe placed first and second overall. They also took the Bone Stock and Electrified class titles. In fact, it was Team 4xEventure of Nena Barlow and Teralin Petereit and their Jeep Wrangler Rubicon 4xe that took the overall win along with Bone Stock and Electrified awards.
Coming in second is the mother and daughter team of Christine and Emily Benzie and their 2021 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon 4xe Team Jeep Thrills. Over the six-year history of the Rebelle Rally, Jeep vehicles have won five out of six overall wins.
The Rebelle Rally is also about making history. Jeep was part of these efforts by teaming up with Team Asdzáá Skoden Rebelles of Shandiina Peters and Racquel Black, the first all-Navajo team to compete in the Rally.
If you think about why Jeep runs the Rebelle Rally, consider its mission statement that “elevate women across the globe and at home, and to make a positive impact in our communities – from empowering girls and women to caring for our environment.” The running of the Wrangler 4xe in the rally is a prime example of helping to fulfill this mission. It is the one off-road-ready vehicle that can deliver 21 miles of all-electric range and can tackle any trail in Northern Wisconsin and Minnesota without having to recharge along the way.
If you are looking for an efficient and environmentally friendly icon, contact us at Superior Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram to order your Wrangler 4xe today!
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